Minecraft running in docker. Yessir.

Ignore the dishes, I'm moving out at the moment.:D

I'm so wet rn

Client? Or server?

@ewpratten server

It should be noted, the thing sets itself up completely. You define the version, it downloads it, accepts the eula and there you go.

And the mug is noice of course. It's aaall good man.

@nitwhiz Currently looking into dockerising my minecraft server. How did you do it and on what hardware are you running it?

@gathurian I'm using openjdk:14-alpine as base and made a Makefile downloading the manifest json, parsing it for the download url of the specified version, downloading the jar, firing it up once (to generate props and eula), echoing true into the eula and currently i'm working on something to merge the default props with some user defined ones + some scripts to make the management from outside (volumes, ...) A bit easier. Maybe you're interested in a repo link when I'm satisfied with it?

currently fiddeling on some random notebook. Going to run it next to 20 other instances (i like different setups :D) on my server - Xeon E3-1246V3, 32gb.

Fuck off. I didn't feel like having to learn docker before. Now I'm quite tempted to have a look at it.

@SirVicco 😂😂😂

@nitwhiz I thougjt I'd use this https://github.com/itzg/....

Running on two Xeon 6-core and 16GB RAM on Debian stable. Probably gonna set up a dockerised Nextcloud aswell

@gathurian ooh, nice, it does all the nice things already. Well then i just did this to learn stuff i guess :D

This is actually pretty nice as I often switch devices and have to deal with old jre versions.

@TheOneFuzzyBit and java being just weird to setup on a linux server box.